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With Duke men’s basketball season now wrapped up, the Blue Zone is here to review every player’s performance. We already looked at TJ Power, Sean Stewart, Jaylen Blakes, Ryan Young, Caleb Foster, Tyrese Proctor, Mark Mitchell, Jared McCain and Kyle Filipowski. Last up is Jeremy Roach:
No home-field advantage, no problem.
No. 4-seed Duke exited the NCAA tournament Sunday after a 64-76 defeat to No. 11-seed N.C. State. The Blue Zone breaks down the contest with a Player of the Game and more:
“I’m so proud of it. Almost emotional about it.”
A new era of Duke football is fully upon us as spring practice is underway in head coach Manny Diaz’s first season at the helm, but Thursday marked one final showcase for the class whose mindset from the start was to “be people who change the legacy of Duke football,” in the words of five-year player DeWayne Carter.
The college baseball season is extremely long, and seeing mid-major schools take a game from top-ranked teams is relatively common. The best teams, though, are always able to flush such losses and move forward, not letting the upset hinder the remainder of the weekend. The Blue Devils did just that against Akron.
On a windy evening in Durham, Duke was as steady as can be.
Following an expectation-defying season finishing one win short of a trip to the College World Series, head coach Chris Pollard has revamped the Duke roster in hopes of achieving the ultimate goal this time around. Entering the season ranked No. 12 in the country, the Blue Devils have their eyes set on reaching Omaha, Neb., for the first time since 1961.
No. 9 Duke men's basketball began its three-game home stand with a statement win against Notre Dame. The Blue Zone is here to break down the game with a Player of the Game:
After a nail-biting win against Clemson, the Blue Devils are taking on another ACC opponent in Virginia Tech on the road. Before the matchup, the Blue Zone looks at a potential difference-maker for both teams:
Basketball is a game of runs. Sustained periods of momentum or shot-making can often determine the outcome of a game, as can a stretch where shots aren’t falling — but this theory can also play out over the course of an entire season. Players experience hot streaks and shooting slumps that come and go throughout the year, and if too many shooters are cold at the same point in time, a team can drop some games they are favored to win.
Hoping to rebound from a pair of losses against Arkansas and Georgia Tech, the 22nd-ranked Blue Devils are back on the hardwood of Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday afternoon against Charlotte. With 20 minutes still to play, Duke leads 45-27:
After each Duke men’s basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. The Blue Devils dominated La Salle Tuesday night in a 95-66 victory, and the Blue Zone breaks down the matchup:
A game-winning field goal in the final seconds against Wake Forest allowed the Blue Devils to put an end to their two-game skid. With the end of the regular season drawing nearer, Duke will head down the road Saturday to battle No. 24 North Carolina. Here are five things to know as the Blue Devils prepare for the rivalry matchup:
Duke football faces a short turnaround after failing to score in a 23-0 loss to Louisville, as Wake Forest comes to Durham Thursday. The Blue Zone breaks down film on the Demon Deacons:
Coming off its first conference loss of the season, No. 20 Duke football faces its second-straight road matchup, this time with No. 18 Louisville. The Blue Zone brings you a key player to watch on each side:
The Blue Devils are off to a hot start, and they are looking to keep it rolling. After upsetting then-No. 9 Clemson in Week 1 and following it up by cruising to victory against FCS foe Lafayette, Duke finishes up its season-opening three-game homestand against Northwestern.
After a statement victory against then-No. 9 Clemson propelled Duke to a 1-0 start Monday night, the Blue Devils are turning the page to Week 2. Head coach Mike Elko and his team will remain in Durham as Lafayette comes to town to challenge Duke and its new No. 21 ranking.
With the 2023 season on the horizon, the Blue Zone breaks down each of the eight major position groups for this Duke squad: Specialists, defensive line, offensive line, linebackers, defensive backs, receivers, running backs and quarterbacks.
2022 season: 10-3, 5-3 in the ACC (2nd in Atlantic Division)
